In 1998, Susan Conley moved to Dublin for twelve months. She’s delighted she hung around long enough to begin a career in reviewing beauty products and services — it’s tough job, but she’s happy to do it.

Additionally, Sue has variously worked in graphic design, theatre and film; these days, in addition to writing novels, she is a cultural critic and feature writer for several leading Irish publications, including the Evening Herald and Irish Theatre Magazine Online.

Her first two novels, Drama Queen and The Fidelity Project, published by Headline UK, are available on paper and e-books, on all iterations of Amazon.

Her third, That Magic Mischief had its digital debut in 2013, and is soon to be re-released, probably independently, who knows.

Sue’s memoir, Many Brave Fools: A Story of Addiction, Dysfunction, Codependency… and Horses is published by Trafalgar Square Books and recounts the growth and insights she acquired after having taken up horse riding as an adult, post-divorce. See manybravefools.com for more info.

Writing as Susanna Allen, her first series, The Shapeshifters of the Beau Monde, earned acclaim as, variously, an Amazon Editor’s pick (A Wolf in Duke’s Clothing); number one Amazon bestseller (A Wolf in Duke’s Clothing and A Most Unusual Duke) and a Publishers Weekly starred review (A Duke at the Door). Here’s yet another website! susannaallenwriter.com

She has recently gotten back into screenwriting, and has three features in various stages of development: one that was meant to be a novel, The Gift Horse, a romance in the Hallmark vein; Run, which is a mother-daughter indie-coded drama, and the adaptation of her first romance novel, Drama Queen, is underway.